Day 7 Wimbledon

Wimbledon, the day when the players make their move as the business end

approaches. But what is the state of play as it stands. First, the women.

A famous five-time winner has gone and so has the number two seed. The

favourite now is the 2004 Queen. But challenges wait. As for the men,

still in the draw is a magnificent seven time champion. A two-time

king. 2011's main man. And of course, last year's hero. Andy

Murray's defence has been peerless so far, but the big three loom.

Today, he plays for a place in the quarterfinals, as do many of the

remaining men and women left in the draw. Today, prepare for a feast of

tennis. Welcome to week two of Wimbledon 2014.

Big crowds again, no surprises. It is one of the most popular days of

the Championships with so many singles matches taking place on the

outside courts. The weather singles matches taking place on the

outside courts. The is set fair as well. The slightest chance of a

shower. Andy Murray will be back on court today, on Centre Court. He

lost 32 games last year in the first week, just 19 this year. No wonder

we are all looking so relaxed. He is second on Centre Court.

We will see Sabine Lisicki, last year's runner-up. She won her first

set last night against Ana Ivanovic. That match continues.

Caroline Wozniacki will be on court 12 today.

Agnieszka Radwanska is in a playful mood this morning. Petra Kvitova is

up against Shuai Peng. Stan Wawrinka is making his way back from the

practice courts. He plays the third round match today on Court Two.

practice courts. He plays the third Grigor Dimitrov is also in action.

Ana Ivanovic was not happy on Court One last night. It was getting dark.

She is back there again today. We will be keeping an eye on this young

lady, it Eugenie Bouchard from Canada. One of the rising stars of

the game. Talking of the weather, that is the view at the moment.

Glorious weather conditions. Not too hot at Wimbledon. We have

third-round and fourth-round matches to enjoy on this second Monday,

often called Magic Monday. Play gets underway on the outside courts very

soon. Centre and number one courts start at one o'clock. First up is

Alize Cornet, the giant killer. She put out Serena Williams.

Ana Ivanovic has lost the opening set from her match on Saturday. They

are back out today. Angelique Kerber, the runner-up at Eastbourne

is up against Maria Sharapova. Players getting underway very soon.

On Court Number Two, Stan Wawrinka will be up against Denis Istomin

very soon. You can watch that match on the red button.

Over on court 12, we were expecting to see Madison Keys out there but we

will tell you more about her in a moment. But it is Caroline Wozniacki

up against Barbra Zahlavova Strycova from the Czech Republic. That is

also on the red button. Over on Court Three, Feliciano Lopez

who was a finalist at Queen 's club and a winner, he is up against

another of the big servers. We know a lot about him, John Isner. We will

be heading out to court eight very soon to see this one on BBC Two,

Simone Bolelli up against Kei Nishikori. They are tied at three

games all in the fifth set. Tracy is here. This day is

wonderful, the second Monday. Anyone who is anyone is on board today.

Absolutely. It is always the most magical day in tennis. We did not

get some match has finished on Saturday but everybody is out there.

Know Roger or Rafa. That whole section of the draw is being held

over two tomorrow. Absolutely. It will make it little bit difficult

for some players because on the mend's side there might be some men

who have to play three days in a row which is very physically demanding

when they have to play five sets. On the winning's side, they could play

four days in a row. It is very physically demanding and emotionally

demanding. In a Grand Slam, you are used to a day. The top half of the

draw include Novak Djokovic Andy Murray, they get to have a nice day

off and come back tomorrow. It is an advantage top half. Absolutely but

know that Djokovic has his hands full against Tsonga. He played a

terrific match in the last round. Joe knows his way around a grass

court. He can be so dangerous. Novak has beaten him the last ten times.

If Jo-Wilfried is on, he can beat anyone. He is so aggressive and

relentless at coming forward. What about Andy's opponent? He is very

tall! He is six foot eight. He looks 610! His serve is huge. What is

difficult to get used to lose the trajectory of the ball. Andy is one

of the best returners in the game. Because Andy has so much

versatility, he will be able to get the ball low with the slices and get

it below the level of his knees. Kevin Anderson has beaten Andy on

hard. It is different on grass. Andy is on a 16 match run here at the All

England Club, dating back to the Olympics in 2012. He is feeling so

much confidence. Anderson has beaten him but his record against the big

servers is rated, against players like Isner. You feel that Kevin

Anderson will move better. That is what he has worked on this year.

Kevin Anderson is having the career year of his life. He has improved

his movement. He has won many more matches this year. Andy knows this

can be a dangerous opponent. But again, I think Andy is playing so

well. He is second on Centre Court. Madison Keys was the last American

left in the draw but now she has gone because this actually happened

on Saturday night. This was 9:30pm at night. She already had her right

leg strapped. Now the left leg was injured and she called for the

trainer. She won the Eastbourne tournament and had so many matches

and had 3-set matches here as well. She had the trainer on and the

medical time-out. This is getting dark at this stage. It has gone

beyond 930 PM. They asked her to play one more game. You could see

she could barely put any weight on the leg. At six games all they said

it was it for the night. No surprise, you could hardly see

anything out there. Look at that! You need a head lamp to play. A good

thing she was 19, she could see the ball a bit better. She looked so

impressive that is born. She has a huge future on grass. -- she was

very impressive at Eastbourne. We have been predicting great things

for Madison. She is really learning how to construct points better. This

is an interesting dynamic. She had lost the first set. We thought she

was going to serve it out and then she gets the other leg injured.

Berry disappointing but overall, I think she will be very positive with

what has happened in this grass court season. She is only 19 so she

has a bright future. She certainly does. Talking bright futures, there

is one for Eugenie Bouchard. Li McKenzie -- Lee McKenzie is by the

practice courts. She's going through the motions of final practice. There

is nothing about going through the motions with Eugenie Bouchard. It is

focused, planned and very like Maria Sharapova who incidentally, happens

to be her rival. Her formula she seems to be following about how to

manage high profile attractive young tennis player. All the sponsors want

her to have their logos on her shirt. It is easy to forget she is

only 20 years old. She stayed in the juniors until her last year because

she wanted to win a junior title which he did on the singles and

doubles. She has a taste of the big courts. She has a very solid and

supportive team around her. Her mum travels with her a lot. Head coach

has been with person she was 12 years old. She has recently taken on

a top fitness trainer. She knows exactly what she wants and when she

was nine she decided she wanted to be a tennis player and be number one

was nine she decided she wanted to be a tennis player and be number and

to be honest with you, that is where she is heading.

to be honest with you, that is where she We have a great match ahead of

us. We really do have a great match

ahead of us. Her army, there are a lot of them, she has so many fans

around the world. She got to the semifinals at the Australian Open,

followed it up with the semifinals at the French Open, she knows where

she is going. She set her goals. Sam hit on it nicely. She reminds me of

Maria Sharapova. She has a big game. She has a massive serve, moves well,

is so aggressive. I practised next to her and she spent a lot of time

on her return of serve. There were balls flying back and forth. She is

focused on the next shot. She has so many distractions. She did not

expect to play Alize Cornet today. She was expecting to play Serena

Williams but she is a tough customer. How did your practice

session go? I practised with Lindsay. We did not want to overdo

it! Alize Cornet, she mentioned -- you mentioned her, she beat Serena

Williams. Serena did not look like the old Serena. She wasn't Serena.

She had three aces. We are used to her when she's struggling with the

rest of the game. She had just about the same number of winners as Alize

Cornet. We are used to Serena being able to elevate on grass. She is

normally smooth and she was not when she played Alize. Alize said she had

beaten her before. When she went out there, she felt confidence. Serena

not getting past the fourth round of a Grand Slam this year, I just

wonder if that locker room affect, when players are already intimidated

by her, whether she has lost a bit of that. Only the second time she's

in the fourth round of a Grand Slam, I wonder whether Bouchard might be

more aggressive for her? It is an interesting matchup. She played once

on clay. Alize Cornet won that one match. A really different opponent

that she will be facing today. Corn it does not have a massive serve but

she gets so many balls back and play. She threw in some slices to

change place and that could be effective. We will see that at one

o'clock on Centre Court. There is a match in the fifth and final set

that we are going to join. Here is Kei Nishikori up against Simone

Bolelli. Let's join this one with Jason Goodall and Nick Mullins.

This is a match which called time at around 915 PM on Saturday evening.

These two decided to suspend hostilities for 24 hours or so.

Bolelli immediately picking up from the rhythm he had on Saturday

evening. We saw him play some superb aggressive tennis. The forehand is a

little weaker from a technical perspective. He can generate more

pace with that shot. Bolelli is better when he can

dictate play. There is Bolelli's Davis Cup

captain. nervous here. Bolelli needs to make

the most of that. is superb. The base you are hitting

from has to be perfect and it was. Much more of a work-out than he

would have ideally wanted on this Monday morning but the 24-year-old

Japanese, who really is enjoying the best year of his career so far, is

on the board at the start of the second week. He broke into the

world's top ten for the first time earlier this year. He beat Roger

Federer in Miami. Became the clay-court champion in Barcelona and

he really should have beaten Rafael Nadal in the final in Madrid but for

the back problem he had. Nadal was finding it tough to win points. Few

players have been able to dominate Nadal like Nishikori did. The only

other player was perhaps Novak Djokovic. That is where Michael

Chang, who has had a positive influence on Nishikori this season,

is better prepared emotionally to work the point is little longer. He

understands the difference between defending and attacking on a clay

court. He was not as aggressive as I thought he was going to be.

The return is a little better of the backhand.

Bolelli thought he had blown his chance to be here this year when he

lost in the final round of qualifying at Roehampton but he got

a break as a lucky loser replacing for who pulled out of the main draw.

The last lucky loser to reach the third round was him. He was beaten a

couple of years ago by Richard Gasquet. The last lucky loser to

reach the fourth round, the bumper sized Belgian Dick Norman back in

95. Bolelli is more comfortable coming

underneath the backhand. I'm sure if the Japanese supporters

had a choice, they would have stayed here all day yesterday to make sure

they had a seat. They sat on court 18 through part of a win in's match

in their coats staving off the rain, determined to watch their

hero, and then the court was switched. They flew down the hill.

If you are caught in the stampede, you were very unfortunate.

Brilliant. The first three games since the resumption, all won by the

server, Nishikori. SUE BARKER: It was so entertaining

on Saturday evening and it is living up to the billing once again. We are

in for a great finish out here on Caught eight. Other matches are

available. This one on the red button, Stan Wawrinka and Denis

Istomin. Caroline Wozniacki also on the red

button. She is in trouble against Strycova.

On Court Three, Feliciano Lopez and John Isner. You can follow that on

line. That is the other third-round match to be completed. That

line. That is the other third-round is happening elsewhere. Back we go.

The 10th seed, just a game away. This has been an arm wrestle from

start to finish. That is why Bolelli is so good. Once

he can control the rally he has won the vast majority of points. Very

comfortable stepping inside the baseline. A lovely technique moving

through the volley. A joy to watch. There is so much more player --

pressure on the players serving second.

service game for the entire match so far. -- largely in control. That is

not what is going on in his head at the moment.

That backhand return is usually one of his strongest assets. Bolelli

missed a couple of backhands in this game so I do not know why he did not

return crosscourt, high percentage play, he had a chance of making it.

A good indication of how tight both players game. -- are this game.

Italian nerves, which are entirely understandable. One of this year's

looking losers is on the verge of achieving here. -- lucky.

The court time has lasted three hours and 12 minutes. In reality, it

has spread itself over three days. This is much point for the 10th

seed. -- match point. A contest that started on Saturday

tea-time, it reaches its conclusion on Monday lunchtime. And Japan's big

noise, the best player they have at the moment, Kei Nishikori, is into

the fourth round and the second week proper. He has finally seen off the

challenge of the Italian unlucky loser Simone Bolelli. Such a nice

reaction from Nishikori. For Bolelli, problems with his wrist and

coming back from surgery, he will be disappointed he could not make more

of the opportunities at the end of the fourth set, break points in the

fifth set. Nishikori is safely through and he has plenty of tennis

still to play in the Championships. Always entertaining tennis, great to

watch Kei Nishikori. And he will be back on court tomorrow. Stanislas

Rinker has started his match on Court Number Two -- Stanislas

Wawrinka. Against Denis Istomin. That match is on the red button.

Also on the red button, Felicity Arnaud Lopez is enjoying such good

form on the grass court this summer. -- Felicity Arnaud Lopez. He is

playing big server John Isner. For-all. That is on the red button.

-- four. We are heading to Court 12, it Caroline Wozniacki is in

trouble, she is down four games against one against the player that

put out we know. So the 16th seed is in trouble. -- Li Na.

There will be a certain amount of tension between the years at the

moment, being on the wrong end of the wrong break -- the years. It

looks more, doesn't it, Liz? That is the back of the court. Somebody high

up on the stand to the left. Somebody not feeling great at this

moment, it seems. The steward is there, as ever, to deal with the

problem. It will be Caroline Wozniacki to

serve. That is possibly the worst shot

Barbora Zahlavova Strycova has played at this match so far.

It was not outside the line, but the inside. It was close. She does not

like the return of serve. We do not have Hawk-eye, we have to

do it the old-fashioned way. That is the umpire's way.

The backhand is the trademark of Wozniacki. She does a much better

job of generating pace from the backhand side than the forehand

side. The forehand, she has a harder time flattening that aside out. --

that side. The players have been slightly disturbed by the problem in

the stand. Caroline's dad, the gentleman on the

right in the blue, in the stand. Various other cultures -- coaches

have helped in her career but her dad has always been there.

Strycova, 2-4. I will rephrase that, for-2. She is

reading. -- four. She is leading. After a problem over a call, she

played two shots in the last game. And that is not a great start to

this game. Wozniacki will be on her toes.

She has good versatility on that backhand side, Strycova. Good

variety as well. She comes in and this is a nice touch. Just landing

very short. No chance for Wozniacki. That is exactly the kind of point

Caroline Wozniacki is so well-known for, moving her opponent round,

drawing them nearer. This is the variety I was talking

about. To be able to serve and volley, 76 mph but placed perfectly.

Right in the corner. She has been successful just about every time she

has come in. There was a moment in that rally

where Wozniacki had such a chance to go in and folly. She did not hit the

forehand hard enough and she paid the price -- volley.

UMPIRE: miss Strycova leads. New balls, please.

She certainly has had a very good half an hour on this court. That is

her coach on the right. He will be very happy with her. She is playing

a better all court game. 10-3 in favour of that lady on the screen.

Being more creative, she is coming in a lot more. She has made more

unforced errors but also she has made more winners. Nine of 11 net

points have been won. She certainly looks much more

comfortable, which is easier when you are in the lead and you started

well at the early wake. -- break. Wozniacki, 16th seed, finds herself

serving to stay in this opening set. New set of balls. Providing, she

will hope, better performance from her.

That is too good point --. First serve, 90 mph. Strycova moves on the

angle, she can move parallel to the baseline, so she cut off the angle

on the serve. Not good enough. Caroline Wozniacki

hit it straight back. This was the attempted folly, it was not played

well enough -- volley. Wozniacki heading straight back to her

opponent. Just apologising afterwards.

It is quite often that she does not seem to go down the line if there is

an option of going across court. You could have got a truck down, there

was so much space! Strycova is being aggressive and

Caroline Wozniacki is being wrong-footed. But she is being

rewarded, she is being more aggressive, she is coming in more

and she has big up off the ground and Wozniacki -- bigger. Wozniacki

has questions to answer here, this is a big point.

Set point. Strycova, from the Czech Republic.

She has been the boss from the word go. She has a set in her pocket.

Sue Barker: It looks like she will cause another big upset. We will

keep you up-to-date. So much happening on the second Monday and

these are some of the players that will feature this afternoon.

So far, this Wimbledon, Andy Murray has been playing like a champion but

today he faces big serving Kevin and on who is in the best form of his

career. Queen's champion Grigor Dimitrov is another player who has

had a great year and the 11th seed or fancy his chances against

Leonardo Mayer who is in the fourth round of the Grand Slam for the four

-- for the first time. Serena Williams was knocked out on Saturday

by Alize Cornet but 19 Wozniacki prove another tough challenge --

Eugenie Bouchard. Ana Ivanovic has yet to complete her for -- to

complete her match. She was a runner up to Sabine Lisicki last year. It

is more than five years since Novak Djokovic failed to reach the final

eight of a Grand Slam but Jo-Wilfried Tsonga knows his way

round these courts, he is a two time semifinalist here. Those are on the

show courts but so much action here on the second Monday. Stanislas

Wawrinka, on Court Two macro, a third-round match. Court three is

also on the red button and no surprise that between these two big

servers, the set will be decided by a tie-break. Back to Court 12. Can

she solve the problems? That was a little horrid. --

hurried. That is the first set she has lost

at these championships. I think you can say that she is up

for this. Her father, so often, Wozniacki has been in the position

to make the breakthrough and has not been able to take it, my remark

about the father. It is looking a lot that way again.

That is the coach, Jarreau and Adams. -- to Rome.

Difficulty with Wozniacki on a point like this is she wants to hit the

backhand but she weaves the court so open on her backhand side. -- she

leaves. Most people would hit a forehand but Wozniacki is desperate

to hit a backhand. Game point. I do not think it is too unkind to

say that she really is exposing the limitations of Wozniacki.

Absolutely, the better player here is the one creating pace off the

ground, who is the one creating pace off the

and folly, to slice and come in, drop shots, more variety -- serve

and volley. Caroline Wozniacki has got to play in the set a type of

game she really does not want to play but she will be forced to play

if she is going to find her way back into this match, which is much more

aggressively. That forehand is too short. Just

inviting her opponent to the net. Caroline Wozniacki normally keeps

tremendous depth because she does not have the pace on that side but

she does use the court very well normally, not the case so far in

this match today. That will do her a little good. The

first time she has had her opponent on the run. Yes, this is what

Wozniacki needs, more points like this.

Better I some amount. -- I some amount.

This forehand just caught the line. She had a good angle on it.

That is a tremendous backhand. She had all the time in the world.

Excellent preparation, a lot of steps, it could have gone either

way. Wozniacki thought that was going across court.

Sue Barker: We will be back on Court 12 to follow this much in a moment,

but plenty is happening elsewhere. Including a victory for the 23rd

seed, Lucie Safarova of the Czech republic. She beat Tereza Smitkova.

Only on Court 4 28 minutes. the 10th seed, this match held over

from Saturday, he defeated Simone Bolelli. This exciting talent from

Japan is through to the fourth round. A couple of results

Japan is through to the fourth round. A from early here on Monday.

Let's head back to Court 12. -- a couple of results from early here on

Monday. She turned defence into attack in

that point. Looking to attack all the time.

Strycova doing a The body language from dad says it

all, unimpressed. Too good. A beautiful return of

serve. The giant-killing from the other day

from Li Na is continuing on Court 12. Li Na said she had not played

enough tennis on grass. She did not go to Eastbourne. Wozniacki played

well at Eastbourne but cannot get into the contest.

They have been few and far between, the winners.

Nearer and nearer the baseline, nearer and nearer the net, a point

for the check. She just cannot unravel. Wozniacki cannot solve the

problem here. She has only had one break point. That came in the first

game of the match. Double fault number two. Wozniacki

is yet serve one. Caroline Wozniacki has only served three double faults

in the entire tournament. She was having a conversation with

the umpire. I'm not sure what it was about.

That is better depth. It has been a long time between drinks firm

Caroline Wozniacki. That has been the story of the day

for Wozniacki. When you think she's hitting the ball a bit better, just

missing the line. chances. She really has to take this

point. There was a foot fault call as well

as the fault. SUE BARKER: The former world number

one fighting back there. We will be back on court in a moment but a lot

is happening here on Monday. Denis Istomin is a set and four games

down. He has had the doctor on court. He said he was feeling

lethargic. In trouble and feeling unwell so it is all going

Wawrinka's way. And Wawrinka is now down. It is all happening out on

Court Two. Stan is up. If you want to watch that match it is on the red

button. The winner of that one plays the winner of this one. John Isner

won the first set on a tie-break. He is a set up and it is on serve in

the second. That is what is happening elsewhere. Back we go.

I think if you had asked the crowd on Court 12, which of these players

has won 21 titles and which has won only one, they would certainly have

been wrong with the verdict on the evidence so far.

Caroline Wozniacki who was number one for three years has now got back

into this match. Can she make it count?

Perfectly executed. Not an easy shot to hit.

You need a little bit of fortune. That is the way she has got to play,

surely? She tried the other way. That did not work.

I think the applause is in part because the crowd want to see this

contest go on and they want to see the real Wozniacki. They have had a

few glimpses in the last two games. She is back to parity in the second

set. Wozniacki is having to solve out

here today. Is what has stopped her from winning a major, when she has

the ability to hit as many winners as she needs to land her opponent

can. -- and her opponent can. I think Wozniacki will surprise

today even though they have played on three previous occasions.

Wozniacki has won all three match ups. Never on a grass court. Twice

on clay and once on a hard court. She would love to have that one back

again. Just looking down at the ball bounce. Not quite timing it the way

I would like. A good hold. But indications were

clearly there and not before time that Wozniacki is prepared to be

aggressive. That is why it was a good hold. There was a point there

where Wozniacki had a ball up the line and she tried to do it a little

bit more than she would normally do. Her opponent was forcing her to play

like that. Strycova realised it was the possibility of Windsor. She has

just got her nose back in front again.

This is one of the great tennis players. I cannot call it the

oldies, she is one of the legends. Wozniacki's father looks a little

more animated now. No hesitation at all here. Strycova

had such good net position. A little greys maybe. -- a greys.

She is happy having a conversation with herself. A lot of the time in

English, funnily enough. Accurately dispatched. Months of

training. They do a terrific job. The first two points from errors at

either end. That was a good call of fault from

the chair. That was the first case for the

match. -- ace. In that last rally, Wozniacki did

everything she could. The other one just came up with the winning shot.

It is the drop shot from this lady today which has been such an

effective shot. She hit one very early in the match and then she hit

another one which was terrible! Since the terrible one, it doesn't

always go for the winner, does it? But it certainly sets up the point

for her. She moves in after. She says, I will hit it short. Wozniacki

has to open the racket face to get the ball over. Strycova was there to

take advantage of her. A very effective shot it has been for her

today. Caroline Wozniacki knowing full well

she has to hold here. Otherwise, another Grand Slam will have come

and gone for her. Terrific anticipation. She saw it

coming. Look how far behind the baseline Strycova is there. She gets

to this one easily. Tremendous footwork.

accelerator from the start of this game. She has two match points

against the number 16 seed. Good scrambling from Wozniacki, she

was caught so deep. Just made it difficult enough.

These drop shots are no surprise any more. Caroline Wozniacki knows that

they are coming so she covered that. But the Czech lady is good enough to

put that over Wozniacki who was charging to look for the crosscourt.

Well played. This does not look too good. She took a slide at the back

of the court. You all right?

-- are you all right. An enquiry by Wozniacki. The umpire is out of the

chair. UMPIRE: Macro advantage, miss

Wozniacki. -- advantage. She is clearly all

right. Credit to her, two match point saved

and she was driving herself at the end to stay alive. That second match

point, Wozniacki was pulled deep in the backhand court and Strycova was

looking to charge, at the back of the net, and Wozniacki was good

enough to make a play an awkward folly which she missed. -- to make

her play. She generates good pace on this

backhand side, Strycova. Again looking to come forward. Always

seemingly having that extra punch. That is good. The pace of this line

on that backhand, it was just enough.

What a response to saving two match points.

Sue Barker: Just one game away and we will be back on Court 12 in a

moment. They are getting underway on the two big show courts. This is

Alize Cornet and Eugenie Bouchard on Centre Court. Eugenie Bouchard is

the rising star and she lost to Maria Sharapova at the French oak,

she was 15 to one at the start and now ten to one -- the French Open.

Up against a player who put out Serena Williams. That is on Centre

Court. And on Court Number One,

Court. Lisicki, last year's runner-up up,

against Ana Ivanovic, a game held over from Saturday night, a third

round match. It is one game-all and they will resume on Court One. We

are joining Centre Court soon but not until the end of this set on

Court 12, and it could be the end of the match.

Caroline Wozniacki is looking to take this set into the tie-break.

And into a final set. A little bit more on those forehands

from Wozniacki. It is more her style, forcing her opponent into a

mistake by keeping rally going. -- the rally.

The same again. 30-love. Just losing it a little bit down here. She has

had the two match points. She had that point but through excellent

play from Caroline Wozniacki to stay in that point...

She had a volley to put away and Wozniacki could not quite get it and

it got a bit awkward. A little sign to her coach after

that. And it is another match point. Right on the line for the serve. Her

dad just saying, keep fighting. She knows no other way, in Caroline

Wozniacki. -- Caroline Wozniacki. Immediately moving in again.

Wozniacki desperately trying to get to it and once again, the 16th seed

faces match point. A fourth opportunity for Strycova.

She is saving her best for those match point when she is down,

Wozniacki. Looking to be aggressive, moving forward, good first serve.

That was a well played point, that backhand volley put it deep and

awkward for Wozniacki. Match point number five.

This is another first serve from Wozniacki. Possibly just a little

bit cautious on that return. She just pushed it, that is just

nerves. That was just nerves. 80 mph, trying to get it into the

square. The racket head slowed down and that was the result.

A double fault. It sets up the six match point. -- the sixth.

It is out! And she has done it again!

She cannot believe it. But she has deserved it, she has been the

aggressor all the way through. And she had too much firepower for

Wozniacki. And you do not say that too often. And too much for 80, and

it is only fitting the match point came off a drop shot which stood her

in good stead in this match. That is good to see for the sport of tennis.

So Strycova is through. In one hour and 35-minute.

Wozniacki's hopes once again go up in smoke.

Sue Barker: That is the third seed in a row that Strycova has beaten

here at Wimbledon. What a story! She is through to the next round to face

either Petro pivot of Shuai Peng. On Centre Court, Andy Murray will be

second on court against Kevin Anderson but first, it is Eugenie

Bouchard against Alize Cornet caused a sensation of the tournament on

Saturday, putting out Serena Williams. She reflects here on that

magnificent win. The most important game of the

career of Alize Cornet. I am not intimidated by anyone. I

try not to focus too much on who I have the other side of the net. If

you are focused on the championship is, you feel like you are nothing on

the court so it is better to focus on what I have to do.

I cannot believe that I did it myself am I beat Serena, the World

Number 1. It is a dream and I have to realise it and I have to be ready

for the next match because the tournament is not over for me.

I am in disbelief, I did something huge on Court Number One in front of

this amazing crowd so I have two enjoyed this victory because it does

not happen very often -- I have two enjoy. At Wimbledon, on grass, to

get to the second week, it is a dream. The biggest game of her

career against the champion. It is ridiculous, I think! Because

it means now I love the grass and I did not before!

Eugenie Bouchard next, how do you prefer? She is definitely a talented

player and she played amazing, especially at the beginning of the

season. So it is going to be a huge challenge again. But I will try to

do as usual, fighting on every point, trying my best and enjoying

the moment, that is the most important.

Yes! Perfection! Does that make you

think, I have beaten the best player in the world, I am going to win

this? No, never! It is such a long way to go, I am only in the fourth

round and there are a lot of players that can win. It gives me hope to go

further in the tournament but I do not see myself as the winner of

Wimbledon yet, I am taking it match by match and that is the key of

going forward. Sue Barker: It got tense against

Serena Williams and she did hold her nerve, can she today? She is on

Centre Court. On Court Number One, this match is held over from

Saturday. Sabine Lisicki, on serve in the second against former World

Number 1 Ana Ivanovic. That is on the red button. We are heading to

the Eugenie Bouchard who has only been in the fourth round for the

first time in a Grand Slam. It is one game-all and our commentators

are Martina Navratilova and Chris. The main draw for the former

Wimbledon champion a couple of years ago. Eugenie Bouchard against the

French junior champion of 2007. We have two junior prodigies with

one being in the thick of it. Bouchard has been -- one has been

around a couple of years and Bouchard is improving all the time

-- one. We have had a couple of break points. -- Alize Cornet. Great

variety Cornet showed in the win against Serena Williams. She is a

great thinker and a great fighter. She comes to the net despite herself

will stop she did not want to and she plays a nice drop volley. --

herself. We are still on serve. It is interesting, Martina, with

Cornet winning that junior French championship in 2007, at the end the

following year she was top 16 in the world. So much similar with Bouchard

and her seamless move from juniors. Bouchard has definitely been on a

long-term programme with her coach. Working on all aspects of her game.

She has a great head on her shoulders and she treats the game

professionally. She wants to be as good a player as possible. However

long it takes. Bouchard going forward most of the

time. This time, she is going sideways at the momentum is pretty

good against the ball. You can see the big backswing and this is the

more typical shot, return of serve. She takes it early and she puts her

weight into the shot so she does not have to swing so hard but still have

all the control. 1-2, Bouchard, after 14 minutes in the first set.

No! A 4.5 hour delay on Saturday. Some people have come prepared. At

least they will keep playing, that is a big comfort to them.

That is good defence from Cornet. Bouchard gets stuck between the

service line and the baseline and she did not commit to them that.

Dashed to the net. Cornet does the right thing when she needs to. -- to

the net. She is saying, what? The ball was

out? She is making a challenge. I am convinced, are you? That is why

there was no call. Amazing body position into the

ground. Just some spots. Her coach, on a regular tournaments, he is

allowed on Court Two allow advice and he talks constantly to Bouchard

about one shot at a time, let alone one point at a time. It is a very

clear message and he hardly ever talks tactics. The here and now.

You can get down on yourself -- she can get down on herself, Bouchard.

She is so driven and ambitious. That is a blessing and a curse in a

perfectionist. Andy Murray has it, Novak Djokovic has it, we all have

it. And Bouchard definitely expects a lot of herself. You have two

expect a lot but let yourself off the hook and not get too much into

the end result so you can stay in the moment and let go of the bad

shot, because we all hit them. Look how low Bouchard stays here,

just rotating her body weight behind the ball.

That was too big a swing for a shot hit at the body. That is a rock! The

petals will go further up with the rain around.

On serve. With BBC Hawk-eye, Martina, we talked in the warm up

about Cornet needing happy feet because Bouchard can get onto the

return so early. Yes, you need to get ready at the biggest thing...

Bouchard has not hit one ball behind the serve baseline on the return of

serve, that is pretty ridiculous because that takes a lot of timing.

Nobody has been able to serve hard enough to make her back away. As a

server, the ball get there quicker so you have to back away quicker or

just get set in your position to get ready for the shot because the

danger of trying to get back fast, momentum will carry you backwards.

So even if you are in position, momentum will hit you backwards and

it is difficult to get a second shot. I prefer people to be in the

wrong place but well-balanced than be in the right place at going in

one direction or another because you are committed and you are a sitting

duck, you are stuck. -- but going. It is better to be neutral and in

the wrong place. Get ready for the next shot and you can go any

direction. a former finalist, he lost to Stan

Smith in 1972. And they are taking the covers. A wonderful job the

teams do on all the courts. This is a big cover to unfurl. I guess they

have extra people to pull it. They got a little more play than

Saturday. About ten minutes before warrant a half hours was the delay.

They are used to it, at least. It is frustrating for all concerned. When

you come off, you talk to your coach right away, you get some poles of

wisdom in case it starts raining quickly. Then you figure out how

long the break will be approximately. Martina, we also

discussed the Cornet, -- for Cornet, she had a win in Dubai. That was a

huge win. The following day, she played Venus in the final and

rescued three games. At least she had the day off on Sunday to get

ready for today's big challenge. That helps mentally and physically.

The match on Saturday was pretty rough. On the grass, you get more

sore than other surfaces. It is good to have a day off to give your body

arrest. A pretty high backswing. Now she is going up on the ball to hit

it. That can be tricky. If you get up too high, that has covered the

ball. I do not think she will be going up as high. It is a high ball

so now she is on her tiptoes. There is Sir Al. Gamble to win was

Sir Alex Ferguson's motto. He did some winning. -- there is Sir Alex

Ferguson he does not need James Bond so much these days, Andy Murray. He

can do it himself. It is nice to have some extra help. He's looking

good this year, Andy Murray. Very calm and confident. The monkey is

off his back, he can relax. Now the pressure is off and if he wins

another one, it is the icing on the another one, it is the icing on the

cake. The biggest pressure was lasted. 22 minutes and Cornet leads

3-2. SUE BARKER: What a shame after just

a short time on court. We do have the roof so if the rain will be

persistent we will get someplace in. I do not think they will close

the roof just yet because it is just a shower. There is quite a strong

wind so we hope it will not be too long and players will be back in

court soon. We have a lot to look forward to on the second Monday of

the Championships. Coming up, the second chapter of Andy Murray's

Wimbledon story. As he steps onto Centre Court,

expectation is high. What a perfect start. Blaz Rola, he has admired

Andy Murray for some time. Now he has got a chance. Murray is romping

away with this one now. As comprehensive victory as are likely

to see. That is so good of Spain has a chance of taking on the defending

champion. -- Roberto Bautista Agut. A wonderful performance, it really

was. SUE BARKER: What a performance it

was from Andy Murray. Dropping 19 games en route to the fourth round.

He is up against Kevin Anderson today, the big server from South

Africa. Before the rain came down, Andy was on the practice court and

Gary was watching. Mark, you are going to be

commentating on Kevin later, how much of an advantage is his

physique? That will help, no matter how well Andy plays out here but he

will be looking to take his second serve. The disadvantage of playing

Andy on a grass court, in any exchanges from the back of the

court, Andy's ball comes very low. Being six foot eight and

having to bend down, he will have to put a lot of spin on the ball. He

said he will be very aggressive because that is when he is at his

best? Yes, if Andy has continued to serve as well as he has in the first

week, Kevin is not a guy who defends a big first serve. If there is able

to be hit, expect him to come out there. What about the way he handled

the occasion. Last week he played on court 17 with just two -- 200 people

watching. It will be different. He is a guy who has worked his life for

this opportunity. I expect him to try and take it well. Thank you.

That is the scene at Wimbledon. Not just a shower, a heavy shower.

Luckily, the players got their practice in before the rain came

down. We can hear from Kevin Anderson.

You shortly walk out onto Centre Court and by way of preparation you

have walked from the locker room and taken some photographs. I went there

yesterday. It is nice to get some familiarity with it so I know what

it will look like when I come out. What was that walk like for you? It

was special. It is an amazing place to play and I'm sure it will be more

amazing with a packed stadium. Seeing the champions up on the board

and the trophy was quite special. Do you have a list perhaps? I am sure

it will be a great atmosphere out there. The better atmosphere, the

more fun it is playing there. It is great to feel part of that. I am

sure it will be a good crowd and I will be ready for it. Last week you

said you would be aggressive because that is when you play your best

tennis? I will stick with what I need to do to play my best tennis. A

lot of the game will be the way I have been playing the whole week so

far. Thank you for stopping by and had luck.

He is probably pleased he had a couple of days. The rain is throwing

it down here at Wimbledon. It is much heavier than we have been

anticipating. We have heard from the referee's office that they are going

to close the roof on Centre Court. So Cornet against Bouchard will

continue under the roof will stop. In the meantime we will take you to

a match that was played earlier, Feliciano Lopez against John Isner.

This is a third-round match. We can join it in the second set. Isner has

won it on the tie-break. The commentators are Mark Cox and Simon

Reade. A nice little rally that one, good

skill. Certainly was. Isner anticipated well. He moved before

Lopez had even hit the ball. Another love service game. It is

three games each. Not returning as well. He read that.

Way, way long. A huge kick on the second serve and

he is in front again. The last four games have been

totally dominated by serve. It is the dilemma how you get the ball

back with a degree of interests or at least you have got a chance of

winning the point. Lopez looks like he has strained his left ankle. Some

players have some support there, they wear supports underneath the

socks. I think the shoes that they wear these days with the pimples

actually applaud the court and very often, you need support around the

ankles, just so you can change direction quickly. They have to

conform to They can be too large because otherwise they will dig up

the court. -- they have to conform to specifications. A lovely sight of

Wimbledon in full flow. Not an easy shot but look at the

depth of it. Lopez winning 84% points behind his

first serve. No problem at all. The second set is

racing through just as quick as the first set.

Well and truly dominated by serve. Some good second shots being played.

There have been some very good second shots which of course are

also important in the game. The service the main thing that opens up

the court and creates the opportunity is to be assertive and

aggressive. The second set is pretty dominant as well. Lopez is not as

powerful. Very well placed. In a way, Isner serving first has a

marginal advantage. If he can just get the first and second points, the

pressure will increase on Lopez. For him to get the first or second

point, it has not happened so far in the match, it is quite a tall order.

The question is whether Lopez starts to think about the situation and

starts to get a bit tense. The arm can get a bit tight, maybe, that can

affect things. He has pushed it wide. Here are the

first break points of the match for either player.

He waited until Lopez had made his move. That was a good first serve.

Lopez did well to get back into play. Not enough on it to be a

problem for Isner. Well played. Still in this game,

Lopez. Another great effort by Lopez. He looked like he was going

crosscourt but he hooked it down the line.

He waves the fist at last. Another chance.

What a second serve. 109 mph, out wide. Frustrating for Lopez.

He is taking his time, I don't blame him.

The move in does the trick. Isner not coping well.

The most interesting game of the match. Yes, the most exciting game.

One has emotions watching Lopez here. When he got into the rally he

did exactly the right thing. He got himself a situation where he could

chip and charge, come into the net, put the pressure on Isner and he won

four break points. What he has been waiting for the entire match, and

the response from Isner has been some good serving. You have to

contemplate him -- compliment him on the serving. It was a second serve

out wide. That was the best opportunity that Lopez had. At least

he connected with him. It will be frustrating for him. He got so

close. In the first set tie-break he had a glimmer of opportunity. This

match is not doing him too many favours at the moment. His mind has

got been -- got to be refocused now. He has got a chance in the

tie-break. Beautiful. The roles reversed there.

What an exquisite shot from Lopez. The right tactic to come into the

net but this is glorious really. He did so well to control that. It is

so low. A superb drop shot. That is good serving form for Lopez

to go into the break-up. A second successive break up.

The first one was ten points to eight to Isner.

This would have been more of a shot down the line. This is easy for him.

Electric speed from Lopez but a good volley from Isner.

A super rally here and he does well to fend off that backhand volley.

Moving quickly for a big man at the net.

It is amazing Isner's lack of success here, never a second round.

It is just coincidence. He has had injuries one way or another and he

had an injury this year in Australia, a foot injury. He had to

pull out of the Australian Open. He has been plagued with that but to --

but it is surprising. Lopez is on his toes. One of these

next two points could be decisive for him.

He has got the opportunity with a second serve now.

Goodness gracious! That backhand was really good into the corner. It was

a final rally, that was decisive. It was high, he has plenty of time to

think about it and heap or phrases that ball! -- pulveriser is.

Yes! Tremendous! A good rally from both guys. Isner did fine but Lopez

eyed up that pass and will it be the crucial moment in this set? Williams

play, both players playing well. -- great play. A superb forehand down

the line and he does more damage with the forehand and the backhand

and that is a fine shot. It gives him the initiative. He got the break

in the first tie-break and he was not able to convert. This is an

important point here for Lopez. The body serve comes up trumps. Two set

points for Feliciano Lopez. This is the one that matters.

Again, it did the trick. Lopez is unhinged. That is right on the line.

There was chalked. It was so close, he was tempted that she would be

tempted to call for Hawk-eye -- he would be tempted to call for

Hawk-eye. Now it is Isner. 137 mph, his quickest serve so far

and is two set points have been saved. -- and two. It is unfortunate

for Lopez because he has had the run of play. Four break points on the

Isner serve. He had set points in the first set the tie-break. -- set

point. Yes! Lucky! Right on the extremity.

And he puts up his hair -- his hands an apology because Isner seems to

have control. But it was the only thing that would work! Not a clean

hit but he managed to get back almost like a squash shot. He has

got another set points. On his serve, set points number three. --

another set point. He deserves it. Nothing to choose

between the two of them. Two tie-breaks. One each. And judging by

the response of the crowd, I feel it is only just Lopez got that set. --

they feel. Significant applause. The stats are extraordinary. 91, 70

Isner. Note double faults. Lopez normally serves double faults and he

has not today -- and no double faults. And no on unforced errors

for Lopez. Very solid play. -- no unforced errors. It is time to take

stock and have a bit of lunch. We thought this match might go to five.

It very well might. He will feel justified now.

Yes, he has played good forehand shots, Lopez. That has been the shot

that has made the difference. He has gone for them will stop he has

played a couple of others which have been critical. De she has gone for

them. That has posed Robins for Isner. -- problems. And in one game,

Lopez had more points than he had in the entire match he still did not

break. That must have been frustrating for him but he kept his

presence of mind and his focus in the tie-break and he maintains high

quality play when it matters most. After the one and a half hours, we

move to set number three. -- after one and a half hours.

We outlined the danger for Isner at the start of the second set. He has

got to be careful now. A magnificent return from Isner.

Impossible for Lopez to get a decent second shot. Playing a good game. A

fine return at the feet of Lopez and he did well to control it.

If it had been one inch higher, that would have been a winner.

Yes! It was a tricky shot. And again, he had the talent to make it,

Lopez. Lopez had to work hard to hold his serve. He was under a

little bit of threat. That was the first game of a set and it very

often can be critical, especially if you are not fully concentrating.

Isner had certainly raised his concentration and he got most of his

serves backhand he was in with a chance on every point. -- and he

was. Three of them have, on second

serves, those 25 aces. -- have come on Ulster --. A good percentage of

the points are aces. Yes! A good-looking second shot from

Isner but Lopez was not having it. A delicious backhand, he does not hit

too many flat shots, he prefers the slice.

Isner's style has not dropped, still nothing to choose between them.

Returns like that are few and far between.

Serves like that very much in evidence and Lopez goes to two Lopez

-- tattoo -1. -- to 2-1. Normal service has been resumed, it is fair

to say. The crowd are enjoying this match. It is nice and warm, no need

for heavy clothing. We have been very fortunate with the weather so

far. Bits of sunshine from time to time, mainly overcast. The forecast

is reasonable this afternoon. Maybe the occasional shower. There is a

big cloud looming. Crossing fingers! And it has just started raining,

very light. Nothing to take the players off at the moment. But there

is an isolated cloud that is coming overhead.

That is the cult hit. -- culprit. The energy dissipated out of the

match is of the lengthy first two sets. Every book on -- everybody is

regarding this like the warm up. It heightened with the end of that

second set, very entertaining. That is the shot that has been

missing too often for Isner. 28 successive games, we have had,

with no breaks of serve. A bit more rain. They are going to carry on.

with no breaks of serve. A bit more rain. They are Eating close to going

off, I would think. -- getting close. I am not sure they would go

off, they would probably just wait. The ground staff are poised. They

will cover the court if necessary. Umbrellas going got now, the rain is

getting a little bit harder. -- going up.

This could be a crucial point. He stood his ground well here, Isner.

He blocks that ball down the line. A critical point for Lopez.

Now it is raining pretty hard. If it carries on like this, there is a

doubt they will carry on much longer.

He has missed it! A shot he makes 99 times out of 100. Two break points

for Isner. His first break points of the match.

Again, he guessed right but he could not get the execution.

It just kept ongoing. He must have felt there was a hole in his racket!

This is a glorious serve, 108 mph. I do not know why he missed that, he

was within striking distance. The slice moved the ball wide, I

suppose. The rain has eased. Isner is giving himself a hard time,

he has had chances. It is a lovely shot! Beautiful

control from the American. Yes, he has the angle to play with here but

not enough penetration on that approach shot. It was too short and

that gave Isner the chance to play the crosscourt.

He was hanging on and Isner will feel he should have made his move,

but it did not happen and Lopez is in front again.

Sue Barker: That is where rain stopped play on Court three and the

players are still in the locker room. It is looking

players are still in the locker room. It is brighter here at

players are still in the locker room. It is brighter here Wimbledon

and the rain has moved away. We have sunshine at the moment but we are

hearing that it will not be any player on the outside courts until

at least 2:45 p.m.. There is play under the roof on Centre Court and

you can see that on BBC One where it is 5-games all -- where it is five

games each between Eugenie Bouchard and Alize Cornet. That is over on

BBC One. But the good news here, the covers are coming off the outside

courts so hopefully we will get play in about 15, 20 minutes. Carol is

outside, is it going to be one of those days again of on and off?

I think so, yes. Over the next couple of hours, we are looking at

further showers. Not as heavy but they will be here. They are moving

smartly and we are looking at sunny spells. Maximum temperature in the

sunshine around 20 Celsius with a gentle breeze and it does feel

pretty nice will stop tomorrow is very similar. -- and nice. A lot of

dry weather with sunny spells but we cannot rule out showers, but at

least they are keeping pollen levels lower.

Always good news, and what a shame I was telling Rafael Nadal it will be

better weather this week. Some results to you and another big

upset. The 16th seed and former world number 111 macro is out,

beaten by Barbora Zahlavova Strycova of the Czech Republic -- Wells

number one, Caroline Wozniacki. The third seed she has put -- the third

seed she has put out in a role -- in a row. That is the story here at

Wimbledon. No problems for the number five seed Stanislas Wawrinka,

straight sets over Denis Istomin who was struggling and he had the doctor

on court because he was not feeling well. This is a third round match

and it is not yet decided. Hawk-eye needs to confirm. That is in, so

Stanislas Wawrinka is through to face either Lopez or Isner. And this

match was held over from Saturday. They resumed in the fifth and final

set and it was won by the 10th seed. He is the first Japanese man

into the top ten, Kei Nishikori, he is having a great year at Wimbledon.

He will be back in court tomorrow. And Peter Fleming is here with me.

We thought it was going to be so nice today after Saturday and they

would be playing catch up but it is getting tricky with the draw.

Thankfully, it looks clear again and Lopez and Isner really needs to

finish otherwise it is complete chaos. As it is, three guys might

have to play three days in a row and that is rough if you are playing

best of five. Hopefully they will finish and they can get back on

schedule by Wednesday. With their serving statistics, they are two of

the best servers, this has tie-breaks written all over it. It

could be a three-day match in its own right. Isner is used to that.

John McEnroe was talking about how because some matches did not get

through in the bottom half, the whole bottom half is held up so

32-year-old Roger Federer may have to play back-to-back matches. That

is rough for him and Rafael Nadal and we do not know how he is feeling

but it seems in all his matches, he does not look comfortable walking.

He still runs around the court but I would not be surprised if he is

feeling a bit of pain, we do not know, he has always had a day off.

If he plays two days in a row, does that affect him? I do not know, it

is an interesting perspective. of his matches. Yes, so we assume,

we look at Rafa and say well, he is a God. He never gets tired, he

never, well, you know, he just overcomes everything, but at some

point, you would have to think, well, sometimes it just might get to

be too much. What a match up he has against Nick Kyrgios, who saved nine

match point against Gasquet. He is is a huge story. The Aussies have

high hopes for him. You know, does he have enough game to test Rafa?

You never know. Gosh, it's, the tennis, Sue, that, the three guys to

play Nadal, you know, for at least a set, have been so extraordinary, I

mean really, that set that you know, I forget, I commentated on it. I

forget who he played yesterday, or Saturday, it was. Any way, doesn't

matter, he was great. He was awesome, hitting winners left, right

and centre, the problem is that the lesser players, they can't keep it

up for the best of five sets is. One set, yes, then it becomes stressful.

For Rafa, we see, he gets better and better as the tournament goes on,

doesn't he? He does, as the matches go on and the tournament goes on, in

Paris he looked a little shaky the opening rounds but by the end he was

awesome. Are you still confident, because I think you picked him?

Yeah, think he is the favourite. Just because he he has that awkward

game. There is something about it that just is, is difficult. You

know, a guy like Raonic, should she come through and play Rafa in the

quarter-finals, it could be a wild card. If you can't see the ball, how

will you return it. Absolutely. That is Rafa, but what about Andy Murray?

Well, he has just cruised through the -- opening week. He has only

dropped 19 games. Let us remind ourselves of that.

So Wimbledon is under way, the weather is glorious, there is so

much excitement here today, a buzz round the ground, that is because

Britain's Wimbledon champion is on court.

Expect fashion is high as Murray gets defence of his Wimbledon title

under way. Game Murray. Stunning defence from

Murray. It is like he has never left this court.

First game Murray. The ideal day, ideal start to his defence.

What a start to the defence of his title here as SW19. A very high

standard of match. He was maybe a bit nervous at beginning. Glad to

finish it in three because he was playing so well. Blaz Rola, he

admired Andy Murray for some time, now he gets the chance to down the

defending champion. It is running away fast. Too hot for Blaz Rola to

handle. Murray is romping away with this one

now. So good, so easy Blaz Rola has been,

blown away. The Murray machine rumbles on. No

trouble, no fuss. It was tough for him. He didn't have

much grass court experience, he will improve. I took care of my serve

pretty well throughout the majority of the match and played well. So how

does it feel to be a tennis player? . It feels good. A nice job to have,

we get to travel the world and play in nice stadiums and stuff. It's

good. Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain has

the task of taking on the defending champion and a few of his friends

here in Centre Court. These early skirmishes are

interesting, the Murray slice backhand. This is what we expected.

He is beginning to have that aura of inVince built. Great shot. The man

that Murray is dismantle here is 23rd in the world. Just superb. As

Andy Murray stays in for the second week at the championships. Wonderful

performance. It was. It was a step up. I felt like I responded well.

There were a few things I could do better but it has been a good week,

now I can rest up and be fresh. He can certainly rest up, he hasn't

been for court in six hours yet. Tracey is here, we will talk more

about Andy in a moment, but, let us drop in on Centre Court, because

they are now in the first set tie-break, hope you enjoyed that,

with Bouchard is leading 4-1 in that first set tie-break against Alize

Cornet, the player who put out Serena Williams on Saturday. So that

match is under the roof on Centre Court on BBC One. We are here play

is likely to get under way on outside courts at quarter to, so

hopefully ten minutes time. So Tracey, we are looking there at Andy

Murray, his, his easiest first week since he started, but when you look

at who he has played. They have been the easiest matches, or match ups

for him. There have, but I think it would be difficult to come back here

and defend, you know, because again there is so many eyes on him. I

think Andy, you know, he is in his mid twenties, he is used to the ways

of this country, and most expectations were lifted when he won

the US Open, a few years back, won the Olympics here and finally won

the World Championship last year, so I think that he is feeling like, OK,

"Even if I never won anything else... Qch qch of course he has

worked hard, he knows he has an incredible career, he has a tough

goal last year with the back injury. People forget what a tracky

situation that can be, it was back surgery, not just a bad back. Coming

back this year, it took him a while to feel comfortable and have

confidence his back wouldn't bother him. It is great to see, just with

the press and with Kim and with his mum and everything seems to be going

well for him. He seems to be handling it, because we go back

ability six, seven years when he sthrugled with the press. -- about.

-- when he struggled with the press. Now he seems really comfortable in

his own skin. And you being American, you see what pressure we

put on players over here, it is like no other country. He was brought in,

you know, coming from Scotland and going to Barcelona to train, like,

wow, straight into the spotlight. Exactly right, and he has, he has

handled it well throughout. But especially now as Tracey said, after

winning last year, he looks so relaxed. He looks comfortable,

whatever, what do you want? OK, fine. That is another thing that

Amelie Mauresmo could understand. You bring up the US, we have had so

many champion, not to much any more, there was always someone to share it

with, whereas Amelie Mauresmo can understand, and she didn't play her

best, she won his new coach, she won in Australia and here at Wimbledon,

away from the French Open t where all the eyes and expectations were,

they have so many things they can compare and she can help him with.

He looks relaxed on the practise court, just getting ready, something

come back where you have helpy memory, you are staying at home, you

have won the tournament. He looks really come fortable in himself. 16

matches in a row, that doesn't hurt, that he has won conspecktively. He

is attack, coming forward. Maybe a question mark on a second of second

serves in the last match. You can't fault his play. He is so strong. He

hits the ball now, so much harder than he did five years ago, but he

looks just out on the court as though you can't push him off

balance, you know, he moves so well on this surface, and because, I

don't know, he understands it better than most guys, he's hitting the

ball confidently, and going after it, as you say. And he has such a

good record against the big serves, is he is best return or Novak? It is

tough for me to say who is the best. Lit us say one of the best with

Novak, that is because his hands, the creativity he has, the

combination of the great hands, the great feet, I mean Andy is one of

the best defensive player, that means getting that extra ball back

in play, he is out of the offence now, he has the creativity on court,

and he gives his mum a lot of credit for that, Judy, she was always

talking about the full court. So many of the players play a similar

style of play now, where just linear, it's the same trajectory all

the time. Andy uses the angles. Is slice, not just the slice that is

deep, but the slice that is low and short, you know, the nasty one we

hate so much that we have to dig out from the grass, and that is one

thing to teach it, but another to have the creativity mentally to be

able to see the full court, and it is fun to watch Andy, because of the

different spins, paces, and kind of lull you into sleeping and boom, he

has the power as well. He must be horrible to play. He competitive but

not just on a tennis court. O over the rain delays and weekend we have

been running the Copa-Uppy. Andy got involved and look how impressive.

This is his first go. 78 we scored and that was him top of the

leaderboard. Seedorf in second. Mark Petchey in third on nine. He was

doing the can-can in his ones. Let us see some more challenges --

challengers wanting to take it up. Cup.

-- the. Cup.

-- Can I catch it each time? My knee. That was one with the toe.

On your mark. Get set, go. Andy Murray. Keep practising!

So right to the top of the leader board goes Mr Henman, our BBC

commentary team is leading the way, but we do hear that Andy Murray

wants to have another go. Ten Henman is so extraordinary, he and Andrew

Richardson, another guy, a former player, way back when, headed the

ball back-and-forth 996 times. No! I swear. He is sick. He is demented.

He can't stop himself. That was half an hour Tim Henman got that. They

were flying into the copier and he was throwing the drawer, he was in a

suit to start off. He said that buzz his second try. That is not true, I

was there, he had to take a shower after that. Talk about competitive.

He was so upset, he... He joined me court side. I said "What have you

been doing?" He was sweating buckets. He said I have been doing

Copa-Uppy. We have been asking you to send in your clips as we will

show some of those later on. There is one exceptional young lad, we

will see, who I have a feeling is going to be top of the leaderboard.

More from that later on, this is the scene outside. It looks a lot nicer

now, even blue sky round Wimbledon, so players should be getting on the

outside courts very very soon. But over on Centre Court play continues

under the roof. Just a few moments ago, here is Eugenie Bouchard with

set point in the tie-break. Taking the first set tie-break seven points

to five. In 56 minutes. Bouchard takes the

opening set. That match is live over on BBC One. And here come the

players opening set. That match is live over

on BBC One. And here come the for Court One, boy,

on BBC One. And here come the for Court One, they have been on court a

while. They started on Saturday evening. Came back,

while. They started on Saturday completed a few games this

afternoon, but on they come again. Ana Ivanovic wasn't happy about

being made to play in the dark on Saturday evening but Lisicki has a

set up, but it is 5-2 to Ivanovic in the second set. That looks as if

that may go the distance. The winner will be back again tomorrow. Tracey

you have been watching, you have been watching that match. It is a

tough match up between the two. It is. Ivanovic came up today, she

faced a break point, that first game, and that was really important

for her, she came one a big serve out wide. That is really important

for her to get that first game, because Lisicki is so dangerous on

grass, we know that this is where Lisicki plays her best tennis, a

finalist last year, a semifinalist the year before, it is tough to

break her serve, she has one of the most powerful serves on court, but

Ivanovic is playing so much better this year, much more confident and

dangerous with her forehand, and her serve is more reliable. It is great

to see her getting back to her best. But Lisicki, like Murray, thrives

here coming to Wimbledon. She loves it. He shes thatn't won two matches

back-to-back, she has been struggling with a shoulder injury,

she wouldn't seem to have that confident because you don't have

conspeck sieve -- consecutive matches but she comes to Wimbledon

and becomes a new play e with the big serve and massive forehand. And

Grigor Dimitrov against Leonardo Mayer. Dimitrov for the first time

in the second week, a lot of people fancy his chances. He is one of the

few guy, they don't play on grass very often. Just two weeks a year,

two or three weeks a year, he glides over the surface his balance is

extraordinary, and that gives him a huge advantage, I would have thought

he is is a big I favourite against Mayer, which would bring him into

the quarters against Murray or Anderson. That would be an

interesting match up. And Tsonga against Djokovic that is one we are

looking forward to on centre as well. Absolutely. Djokovic has

beaten Tsonga the last ten times in a row, but that being said, Tsonga,

Novak talked about Tsonga playing op grass, he said how dangerous he can

be, because Tsonga can pick his serves is and he can come in and

finish points off at the net. We know how dangerous he can be when he

is inspired. Jo seems to be very inspired. A former south-east list

here, he seems to be playing inspired tennis, he had a Africa

match in the last round. Novak knows he has his hands full today. When

you lock at the drawer, particularly in the ladies, it is tough to think

of who will come through in the bottom half of the draw. We have

Maria Sharapova, Kvitova, she is bottom half. Yes. Kvitova by the

way, beating Venus, she said that was the best match she feels she has

played on grass since she was the champion in 2011, that was a really

tight match, high quality, and it is great to see Kvitova playing so well

on grass, when she won here in 2011, beating Maria in the final, I

predicted as many people did, the Kvitova would dominate the next

year, but she hasn't, so for me now, Maria Sharapova is the favourite now

that Serena has lost to Cornet. Kvitova plays Shuai Peng. If she

gets through she will face Strycova Strycova. -- Strycova. What a story

she is here at the championships, she has beaten three seeded player,

including Li Na and Caroline Wozniacki. I think she is pleased.

She is a very emotional player. She is. 6-2, 7-5. A huge disappointment

again for Caroline Wozniacki, look at this, she can't believe she is

through to the last eight. She has never been through to the fourth

round. Let us hear what she has had to say about the match. Huge

congratulations, you are through to the quarter-finals for the first

time, and you have beaten the top play e again, in Caroline Wozniacki,

your thoughts? My thoughts, I am shocked. Yes, I am shocked but in

the same way I am very very happy, because the way I played together it

was really good, and I followed a tactic with my coach, I played a

good match today. I am surprised to hear you are shocked. You beat Li

Na, prior to Serena Williams's defeat was the shock of the

tournament. How come? Did you have that beef?

tournament. How come? Did you have that I went for every match with my

belief, but I am shocked because it never happened to me, and this is

the first time and this is something what I, I was dreaming about, and is

going on right now, the dream is here, and it is really something

overwhelmed. I am overwhelmed. We about your time out of the game. You

have come back so strong. How proud of you of what you have dope since

you returned? It has been tough for six month, but like I said before, I

didn't want to come back any more, I didn't want to play so much, for one

months but like OK, I am going to do, I miss it, I feel miss the

feeling of competing. Disighed to go for it. I am glad and I am, I don't

want to say I am proud because I don't want to, I like I am proud,

no, no. I am happy I decided to play again. Did you make that decision

yourself or did you have any anybody you spoke to? I made the decision by

myself, I didn't want someone pushing me to play. I had some

thoughts and I did it myself. She has so much to be proud of.

Absolutely. She has a big aggressive Herve Gaymard. She is dominating

matches. She has a different game. She loves the backhand, hits it hard

and flat. Forehand a weapon as well. She can finish off points at the

net. I love stories like that, because she has been on the tour for

a number of year, and all of a sudden out the blue comes through

and beats Li Na, the number two in the world, she has struggled in the

spring, but the women's game has so much depth right now. The young

lady, in Nottingham she lost to a player ranked outside the top 1,000.

It gives players the feeling I am not that far away and I can do it if

I work hard. I tell you what, we will head to Court Number One,

because we have tennis. Where are you supposed to be? I am going to

Court Number One, I have my running shoes on. Tracey will head there. We

saw them walk on to court. It is Ana Ivanovic and Sabine Lisicki. Tracey

will be on her way shortly. Andrew Castle is there. He is going to be

ages. It is miles away. Thank you very much indeed for, for that chat

and a look round. And now we very much indeed for, for that chat

this match, which has had, as you said two suspension, one

this match, which has had, as you night, and now, this delay here. It

is five -- 5-2. Lisicki serving to stay in the set. Ivanovic won the

previous point to take it back to deuce.

Now if she the get out of this game and ask Ivanovic to serve for it, it

will be interesting. And that is what has happened.

Two quick points. And quite a demanding situation for

this former worm number one, Ana Ivanovic. She hasn't been in the top

ten for a while, but a good year has taken her to number 11, this will

test her nerve, serving to make it one set all.

That's a real bonus there. Ivanovic sometimes sees the ball

toss get away from her. That was good composure on the second serve.

Two points away from levelling up. And that's it. We have completed two

sets is of this third round encounter.

-- two sets is of this. -- two sets of this.

One set all and now, certainly an interesting contest. Lisicki has

been taking the ball as quickly as she can, and forcing the play. Ana

Ivanovic, pretty settled down. Won the first couple of games after the

resystemion from Saturday night. And now at one set all. --

resumption. Perhaps we would expect her to play her best tennis. In 2008

she acentury sended to the top of the world rankings, but her last

time in top ten was in 2009, so five years ago, and despite all the

problems with the ball toss, she has shown the determination which marked

her career. One set all here. It is all about taking the big

points: And managing to serve out retaining her nerve. The slight

advantage of serving first in the decider to Lisicki.

She was in tremendous form coming into this come its -- competition.

She has been pulled into net many times, but, she has dealt more

comfortably with the volleys in the forecourt. Most of this match.

to Ana Ivanovic, you have two commit to it because she is going to belt

it, given half the chance. So you go for a bit too much, double fault.

Accepting pressure on the server. -- exerting.

Lisicki, the first German singles woman to go to the final since

Steffi Graf. Last year she lost to Marion Bartoli, and she has that

wonderful service motion that has given her the first game in this now

long third much. Tracy Austin is back with me, we will give you five

minutes to recover the long walk. Welcome back. Thank you.

It is impossible to defend against when Lisicki takes such big cuts at

the ball. Very smart to use that backhand down

the line from Lisicki, which tends to move over a little to her left,

looking for a forehand. Nicely done. And easy ball to miss.

Enjoy the technique on the forehand side, it is a lesson. It is actually

a dying art, racket head up, and it didn't drop after contact.

Lisicki three break point opportunities, one left.

She is as technically proficient on that forehand side, you might say as

her countryman Novak Djokovic. It is a sweet and fluid hit, it flies off

the racket. Lots of love rich. Back to deuce.

Uses her lower body so well. With all of her shots, to create power.

First blood in this first set to Sabine Lisicki. She admirably was

sticking to her task. Dad on the right-hand side, Richard Lisicki. He

will be pleased. And her coach now as well, now that she is not working

with Hingis any more. Ivanovic has done a good job of

trying to put pressure on Lisicki. If an average has great technique

around the net, it has been effective. -- Ivanovic has great

technique. That was a bit of an e-mail, that

one. It was, because of the surface. It was, because of the surface. It's

completely died and never are so effective. -- they are so effective.

This is all getting a bit nervy, isn't it? That was... The technical

expression might be a brick on the forehand. It is difficult to get a

ball from that low position. Difficult to control it.

That is some heavy artillery. She can knock her opponents off court.

It's so often happens with Lisicki when she is playing well, her

opponents have to adjust to her game.

She has backed up the break of serve. We have seen in this game and

match plenty of tricks so long way go yet.

SUE BARKER: We will be back to see if Ana Ivanovic can get herself back

into this if Ana Ivanovic can get herself back

into this set in a moment. On Centre Court under the roof, Bouchard took

the first set but Cornet, who took out Serena Williams, is fighting

back. That match is live on BBC1. Also available on the red button,

the match between Kvitova and Peng is still on serve. That is available

on red button, as is the game between Lopez and Isner. That is

only a third round match, so that is happening on Court number three.

Back we go to Court Number One. Ana Ivanovic needs to get some sort

of foothold in this deciding set. Must win game? Absolutely. Cannot go

down a double break with the Lisicki serve. Also, I would think that in

the back of Ivanovic's mind, she would have to know that Lisicki can

run hot and cold. There can be unforced errors so she has got to

keep her calm. Trying to get down so low! You can

see the likes of Radwanska doing the splits on the baseline, so too

Lisicki but it is difficult to get up from that position.

Once again, admirable technique and a high backhand volley on dropping

ball again, keeping the racket head up, hitting through the ball. Nicely

put away. Just quickly, what happened to Ana

Ivanovic after she was the number one in the world? It took her a long

time to get back after that, she was as low as 65. The expectations were

too much for her. She was about 19 years old, and Justin Henin took

herself off the computer. Therefore when Ivanovic won she became number

one in the world after taking that title in 2008 and it all came too

quickly. She came to Wimbledon and lost early. For a number of years

she looked panicked on Court, indecisive.

It is her seventh double fault. When her toss goes astray she has to

reach too far behind her. Certainly a -- the attention can be

the most difficult thing to get used to for any young athlete, as they

get to the top of the game or achieve things that they have

previously only dream about. If she was a teenager, it really takes some

adjustment. Ana Ivanovic's personal life has always been in the

spotlight as well, I don't know if she is still seeing a golfer but it

is difficult to handle, is it not? How old were you when you won the US

Open? 16. I was still going to school so that helped to give me

some balance and it was a gradual process, I was in the top ten, the

top five, started beating Martina and Christie and it didn't come out

of the blue. It wasn't easy though. -- Chrissie. That is a gimme point

from Ivanovic. At times she can appear, a bit like

Simon in the men's game, frail on court. Six foot one, tremendously

athletic. The last thing the German player

wants is to get involved in any rallies from the back of the court,

developing any rhythm for Ivanovic. Doing a great job here. Lisicki

likes shorter points, that's why she likes the surface.

UMPIRE: On the left service line, the ball was called in.

Ivanovic not ready and prepared for that second shot. Negative emotions,

so it is smart to clear her thoughts on this critical point.

UMPIRE: New balls, please. That really is a blow for Ivanovic,

Lisicki smothering the ball. You can see why she was a finalist last

year, and has beaten Serena and Radwanska. To great surprise that

she could not repeat that form in the final against Marion Bartoli.

She has played a super-smart much. Saturday night this match started,

and here we are on Monday, still at it. Dad and camp, delighted. Mum as

well, right there. A server like this love is new tennis balls.

Adding insult to injury for Ivanovic.

Remember last year, Andrew, she was down 3-love in the third to Williams

and the same against Radwanska. She was very mentally tough.

What a way to finish! Her seventh ace! Certainly an overpowering

performance but also subtlety as well, able to use the drop shot and

real grass court know-how. How does it feel to be in the fourth round? I

just get the feeling Sabine Lisicki wished all of the tour events were

played on this surface. It is perfectly suited to her game with

the big serve, powerful ground strokes, and she seems to move so

well honoured as well. And the smile is a winner, people love that every

day of the week. It has been a grand year for Ana Ivanovic. This is not

the surface she would pick to play Lisicki on. It has been an

entertaining match. The Saturday night version, the early afternoon

version, and this is well. And the draw is fascinating now. It could

all happen again for Lisicki, couldn't it? Yes, it is wide open

for her. The highest ranked player left in the draw is number three, a

Romanian. But you pick Maria Sharapova to go through from this

half? I do, she has so much confidence, recently winning the

French Open title and she looks fresh to me. So often French Open

winners don't have the energy at Wimbledon but this woman here always

has the energy and she is such a favourite because she shows her

emotions on her sleeve. Always with a smile, even if she is losing she

will let you know how she is feeling. Look at the little girl in

the purple heart, -- hat, there is no element of Lisicki she has not

noticed. This is a champion, and I would like to be on this Court One

day. It is lovely, isn't it? I'm not sure she has had hers signed yet.

People keep coming over the top. That is the selfie. Way more

important. I think the little girl might belong to the gentleman there

and they got the shot they were looking for. We could see a lot more

of Sabine Lisicki in this tournament. Comfortable indeed. Such

a lovely schedule on the second Monday of the Championships, looking

forward to both men's and women's matches, the doubles, the seniors,

the juniors. Great tennis here at the Championships. We have just seen

Sabine Lisicki win 6-1 in the final set.

Congratulations, we had darkness and rain, have you ever taken so long to

complete a match? Actually, no. It was quite fitting, come back, play,

rain, finally finish it. You did, and Ivanovic came out all guns

blazing but you don't so deep and found so much for the final set. It

was a good match, she is such a good player. I was ready and she had some

amazing winners when we came out the first time. Then the rain came in,

then I think we were both hitting the winners. I ended up playing a

few more. In the next round you play someone who you previously played in

the Olympics, how do you take that in your stride? I had a great few

matches here so she is playing well on grass, she has a big serve so I

have to be ready but I am looking forward to another match. It is so

much fun to play out there. Are you feeling as good as last year? Yes,

the fans make me feel so good here. They're cheering gives me so much

energy. Congratulations, well done. SUE BARKER: What a performance from

Sabine Lisicki, she has not had a great year so far but she is finding

her best form here as she did one year ago when she got through to the

final. It will be a busy time for her, back on court tomorrow. Well

done to Sabine Lisicki on Court Number One. Over on Centre Court,

this match is live on BBC One, and Bouchard of Canada is just two

points away from a place in the quarterfinals. That much is live on

BBC1. Court number three, this is live on the red button, three

tie-break sets, no break of serve. That one looks like it is going the

distance, it is live on the red button. Plenty of play happening

here, I'm delighted to say the rain clouds have moved away so now we are

going to take you to Court Number Two to see Kvitova against Peng, and

Kvitova has just taken the first set, served it out six - three.

Let's join our commentators there. The first set didn't cause Kvitova

too many headaches out here, just the one break of serve to go five -

three up, then she served for the set, just needed one set point,

burned herself three. -- burned It makes such a difference when she

gets that first serve into play. Gives herself the chance to play

straight into the space. Finally a bit of a smile from Peng.

She needed that to start the second set in that manner. She did and

again not the best drop with have seen from Petra Kvitova. She hasn't

been successful with that particular shot in this match, but this is the

best response we have had off it from Shuai Peng.

A drop shot off a drop She really middles that one, Peng